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Andy Pettitte | Episode 7

October 24, 2019

24:35

One on One with Kirk Cameron

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Andy Pettitte | Episode 7

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You know, Andy, you-you kind of throw like you're from Boston.
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-(laughing): Oh... All right. -(laughs): Oh.
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All right, here we go.
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I'm Kirk Cameron. And I get to meet
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some pretty amazing people.
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These are people who totally inspire me
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with their hearts
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full of faith, character and courage.
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They push their limits, they think outside the box
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and bravely use their gifts and talents
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to bless others.
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And today, we get to spend some time...
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Living in California definitely has its perks.
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Yes, we have
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earthquakes
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and wildfires and mudslides
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and smog, but the weather
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is beautiful. We have, like, two days of rain all year.
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And wouldn't you know it,
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today, when we're gonna film this episode,
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it's raining.
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So we had to come and we're gonna
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film inside my office instead.
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You know, sometimes, you try to live your life right.
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You really try to honor your family,
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you try to honor God, live above reproach...
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but, at times, life has a way of throwing you curveballs.
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Uh, something unexpected that-that just about
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takes you out of the game.
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Well, today, I invited my friend Andy Pettitte over.
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Andy's a Major League Baseball player.
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He played 18 seasons-- mostly for the Yankees--
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and he knows exactly what I'm talking about.
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He's got an amazing story.
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And so he's gonna come over, talk about his faith,
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his family, his career.
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Uh, I'm gonna ask him what he's been doing
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since retirement and then I'm gonna challenge
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this Yankee pitcher to an accuracy contest.
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-(knock on door) -Hey.
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Andy. Come on in.
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Hey. Hey, man, how's it going?
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-How you doing? -Doing great.
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-Good to see you. -Hey, just in time. The coffee's hot.
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-Beautiful. -Yeah, come on over here.
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Hey, man, thanks for coming over.
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You bet.
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All right, you want, uh...
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There's cream right there.
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And, uh...
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So, you picked the day
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when it's raining.
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And, uh, we just got through with wildfires
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and now they're predicting mudslides.
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We had to evacuate for six days
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before we could get back into our house.
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Yeah. We... You know, you...
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You come out here looking for good weather
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-and sunshine, coming from Texas, -Yeah.
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and uh, we got-we got cloudy skies.
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So... But it's all good.
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It's good to be here and-and excited to be here with you.
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And y-you guys had to evacuate how long ago?
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For, uh, for the...
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-What was it, the hurricane? -ANDY: Yeah. Hurricane Harvey.
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It's been a little over a year now.
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It was, I think, in September or August of last year.
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Just a-a bad deal. It was like
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a 500-year flood is what they were...
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-what they were kind of saying. -Yeah.
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I had to evacuate our house.
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Uh, our next door neighbors got two-and-a-half-foot
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in their house, and, literally,
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just got back in their house last month,
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so they've been out of their home for a little over a year.
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-Just last month? -Yes.
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-Oh, man. -Yeah.
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And so it was a crazy time.
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It was-it was devastating. Um, we were very fortunate.
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God spared our home and-and the water came up
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right to our front door.
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-Did you have to evacuate? -We evacuated to a hotel.
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Uh, and then we had to evacuate the hotel
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because the hotel was right next to the Addicks Reservoir
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where they were releasing all the water out of, so...
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You evacuated your house to the hotel,
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-then you had to evacuate the hotel. -Exactly.
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And then evacuated back to my house.
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I had... I-I was able to get back into my house,
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and we just-we just rode it out after that.
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So, uh, definitely a crazy time.
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So, Andy, everybody knows, uh,
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you as a baseball pitcher, and-and with the Yankees
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and-and the Astros, um...
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But when you were a little kid, did... was this your dream?
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Baseball? Was that your dream?
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As a freshman in high school, I was trying to play football.
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Um, but when you're five, six and you're a nose guard
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and you're not very fast... (laughs)
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-Right. It didn't go so good. -Football wasn't gonna go.
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Football wasn't going very far for me,
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so, uh, thank the Lord, I grew.
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After my junior year in high school I kind of shot up
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and-and got some size to me.
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But I retired from my football career
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after my sophomore year in-in high school.
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It was, uh, it wasn't fun getting knocked around
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-and getting beat up whenever, uh... -No.
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You know, I-I couldn't get, you know,
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be as good as I wanted to be, so focused more on baseball.
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And-and thank the Lord that worked out for me.
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That's awesome. And you were...
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you were only 23 or 24
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when you pitched your first World Series, right?
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-ANDY: Yeah. Yeah, for sure. -KIRK: Man.
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How do you handle that kind of pressure?
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You know, I didn't do a good job o-of handling the pressure
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my first World Series start.
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In 1996, I started game one,
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and Joe Torre gave me the-the ball,
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and-and said, "I want you to start this game," you know.
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-And I was just... I was kind of overwhelmed. -Wow.
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Uh, at that age, I didn't know how to handle the pressure.
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I-I think I pitched two and two-thirds innings
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in that game, and gave up seven runs.
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We ended up losing that game, I think 12 to nothing,
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or 12 to one, so we ended up getting destroyed
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in game one and game two of the World Series.
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I didn't handle it real well.
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I-I thought that I had to change everything
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that I had done leading up to that,
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because we were playing the Atlanta Braves.
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They had won the World Series the year before.
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They had a great pitching staff.
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Put a lot of pressure on myself, and, uh,
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and my focus, my... the peace that, usually, God gives me
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in big situations like that,
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I just was way out of my comfort zone
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and way out of my rhythm
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of what I usually get into in the course of a game.
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But it was because I was so young.
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I really didn't know how to handle
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some of those pressures that, as I got older,
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-I could really handle those-those pressures, -Yeah.
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and I knew how to handle my emotions.
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So it was a great learning experience for me.
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Thank the Lord I was able to pitch game five in Atlanta,
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-and we won that game. -Yep.
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And, uh, we went back to New York for a game six,
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and we won our first championship in 1996,
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-th-that I had won. -Yeah.
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And so thank goodness that it all worked out
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after I started out with a major stinker,
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you know, in game one, for sure.
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And it worked... And that wasn't the only World Series.
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No. No. I've, uh, I've been very blessed.
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I've been in eight World Series,
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and-and I've had a chance to win five of them.
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I had a great run, that's for sure.
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And, you know, what-what I love about your story
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and-and about you as a person,
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is how important and integral your faith has been.
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Your faith in God has really been at the very center
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of you for a long time.
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When-when did that actually start?
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I grew up in church.
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I-I was born in Baton Rouge.
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Moved to Texas when I was ten years old,
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-and I always went to church, you know, -Mm-hmm.
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but whenever I was 11 years old, my sister, actually,
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um, invited me to go to church with her.
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It was a little small Baptist church in-in Deer Park, Texas,
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and they were having a church revival.
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And it was really the first time that I had heard
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that I needed to have a relationship
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with Jesus Christ, you know, and...
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whatever, the-the Holy Spirit or whatever,
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just at the end of service, the pastor just said,
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"Man, if anybody really wants to know the Lord
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and-and really wants to accept Jesus into their heart,
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come down front, and we'd be more than happy to talk to you
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and share, you know, share some things
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out of the Bible with you.
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And he just showed me, you know, in the Bible, where I needed...
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I needed a savior, and I was a sinner, and-and...
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Christ died for my sins.
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-Yeah, amen. -And, uh, and so, again,
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it was the first time that it really became real to me.
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And so that was it, that was where
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my relationship with Jesus started,
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uh, whenever I was 11 years old.
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When you experienced some measure of success--
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and when anybody does-- there's always a unique set
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of challenges and temptations that come with that.
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The kinds of temptations and challenges that you experienced,
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especially being on a touring baseball team.
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You're traveling around the country and around the world.
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How did you and your wife stay together
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and stay strong during all that?
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I think, first of all, we-we both had a great foundation
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in our faith, right?
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Um, my wife grew up in church,
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was Christian for, you know, her whole life,
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and when we got married, it was like, "We're married."
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There is no "how are we gonna get out of this
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when things go bad," you know?
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We're gonna stick through this through thick and thin, and so,
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first of all, that was our mindset,
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that no matter what challenges life brings--
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and there are gonna be some--
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we're not turning back, we're not gonna give up on this thing,
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and I believe that's the way that God wants it to be.
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and to your care
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and to your career
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and to your career
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and to your career
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and to your career wh
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and to your career where
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and to your career where I
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and to your career where I se
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and to your career where I see
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and to your career where I see su
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and to your career where I see such
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and to your career where I see such a
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and to your career where I see such an
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and to your career where I see such an am
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and to your career where I see such an amaz
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and to your career where I see such an amazin
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and to your career where I see such an amazing
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display of character and courage.
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Uh, you know, in the sports world, there's so much talk
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about performance-enhancing drugs and steroids
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and things like that.
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This is something, you know,
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a lot of people don't even know what HGH is.
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I find it interesting. It's-it's human growth hormone.
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-It's something that we actually make inside of our own body, -Yeah. Right.
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-so it's a natural thing. -Yeah. Yes.
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And it helps to... I mean, I know people who,
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for some reason they didn't go through adolescence,
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-and so doctors will prescribe HGH to help the kids -Right.
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-Yes. Yeah. -get, you know, into puberty
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and be able to actually grow into adulthood, so it's a...
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it's a good, natural thing.
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And you had a run-in with that earlier in your career.
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Can you talk a little bit about-about what happened?
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Yeah. I mean, I dealt with elbow...
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issues my entire career.
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-Sure. -In 1996, the Yankees told me
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they thought I'd have to have Tommy John surgery.
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I was able to avoid it for years,
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and, um, in 2002, I-I was on the DL,
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and my elbow was giving me a lot of trouble.
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I had heard that HGH might be able to either strengthen
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or-or help out tendons and ligaments, you know?
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And I knew that that was supposedly
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what was giving me trouble,
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was my... my ligament in my elbow.
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And so I decided to take HGH.
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I took it for a few days, and really felt guilty about it.
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You know? Just... After I started taking it, um...
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-But it wasn't illegal. -No, it wasn't illegal at the time.
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You-you needed... you needed a prescription for it, and...
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And doctors said that it would help.
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-To-to heal a frayed elbow. -I had heard that it would help.
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And I felt like, at the time, um,
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that it was the right thing to do.
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Sure, you didn't want to let your team down.
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E-Exactly. I felt like I'd do anything I could
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to get on the field.
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So I took HGH, and, again,
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took it for a few days,
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you know, decided to stop.
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I just didn't feel right about doing it.
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Years after I took it,
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apparently, a lot of people started taking HGH,
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-mixing it with a steroid, -Mm.
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and they become, basically, I guess,
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-Like the Hulk. -stronger, faster.
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You know, guys were hitting balls further, apparently,
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they were throwing balls harder, apparently,
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and really can help you with your strength
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and your recovery and your endurance
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-and stuff like that, so... -Right.
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ends up getting banned from professional baseball.
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-Right. -Um, and so, of course...
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whenever they do an investigation
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on performance-enhancing drugs in baseball, my name
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ended up getting mixed up in all of that.
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And, you know, so that was a tough time.
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I-I mean, what I did, when I did it,
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you know, whether people believe me or not, I did it
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to try to help me with an injury.
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-Yeah, obviously. -I had no desire to try to...
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cheat or enhance my performance on the baseball field.
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Um, that just... that would...
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never would have entered my mind to do that.
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Um, but again, you kind of get lumped in,
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and-and... I kind of,
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I understand that people would kind of lump you in on that,
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and a really, really tough time for me and my family
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to walk through that and to deal with that whole situation.
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When you think stuff and when you think life is...
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too much, and you don't want to get out of bed,
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because you're embarrassed
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or because you know people are saying things, that...
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that if you have God on your side,
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that he's gonna pull you through
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-Yeah. That's right. -and he's gonna get you through things
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no matter how bad they seem.
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And that was the first time, really, in my life...
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I mean, obviously, I've had struggles in baseball,
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and you talked about getting traded, and...
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and this and that, but it was really the first time
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in my life that I really was walking through a dark place
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where I just, I didn't know what the future was gonna look like,
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and I didn't know what things were gonna look like,
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I didn't know what my situation with my young kids
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would look like as far as them going to school and...
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and-and this and that, and so there was a lot of things
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that Satan was really working on me.
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And, man, God just...
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-took care of every bit of it -Hmm.
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and-and carried us through it and carried me through it,
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and it's made me stronger.
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It's made me a stronger Christian after walking through.
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-You don't want to walk through things sometimes... -Mm.
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but God can... God can, you know, walk you through
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and carry you through some-some tough situations,
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and he's always trying to get us to where he wants us
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-Mm. Yeah. -and to mold us and to shape us
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into... to who he wants us to be.
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That's so good. And I love that,
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-because He's a good Father. -Yeah.
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He's a caring, loving Father.
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Um, if you could go back and give advice to the...
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to the younger version of yourself,
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what advice would you... would you give
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to the younger version of yourself?
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Really, it'd just be don't be scared of failure, you know?
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If you're a Christian, know that God's got you right in his hand,
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and he's gonna put you right where he wants you.
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And... I-I didn't have the freedom
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when I was a young player like I did after a few years
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-in the big leagues, you know? -Yeah.
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And so, of just knowing... and being good with...
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if-if God doesn't want me to be
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a professional baseball player anymore, I'm good with that.
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-Yeah. -You-you know?
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Baseball's important to me,
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um, but it's a game I played, you know?
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And I feel very blessed to have been able to play it
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for as long as I have, and I feel like God gave me
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a great platform, and I believe it was literally
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just a blessing from God.
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I-I believe God let me play in the big leagues
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to be able to... to do talk shows like this
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and to share my faith with Jesus and to go-- in Jesus--
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and to go around and to... speak at churches
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and to do what I've been doing
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over the last 25 years, you know, and really,
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that's what it's all about for me.
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Um, and-and the success, obviously, that came with it
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was great, it was fun,
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but again, for me... I-I just thank God for all that.
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I know that it's from him, and it's all his,
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-Yeah. -no matter what, and so...
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-that's just the way I look at it. -Well, hey, now,
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okay, I hear you got a pretty good arm,
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-and that you're pretty good with accuracy, but... -(laughs)
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I'm not, uh, I'm not too bad myself.
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-There you go. -I-I set up a little something downstairs.
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-Do you want to go see it with me? -Yeah, that'll be great.
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-All right, I'm... -I-I might be a little rusty. I haven't... I haven't thrown
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-since last April. -And I've been practicing,
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so we might be... we might be evenly matched right now.
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-Beautiful. There you go. -All right. Come on, let's go.
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All right.
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Andy, this is a timed course.
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And clearly, I'm not gonna go head-to-head with you
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with pitching, but I got a few other accuracy games
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that we can play.
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So, it starts with a timer.
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-Okay? You hold the timer. -All right.
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And the first activity right here is we're gonna throw darts
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at the balloons, right?
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And you've got to pop three balloons.
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-Okay. -Once you pop three balloons,
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you're gonna run over here.
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You got Frisbees, and we got to throw Frisbees
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right into that yellow basket.
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All right? And it's gonna go boom.
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Three of them have to get inside there
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before you can move to the next one.
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-All right. -Which is right here.
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The object is to take this...
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and you need to get that racked on three times.
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-All right. -Okay?
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Then we're gonna come over here.
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We've got this great big...
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sack of... sack of marbles here.
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Giant slingshot.
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You're gonna take this,
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and you're gonna go... (exhales sharply)
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And you got to get it
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-inside the square. Okay? -All right.
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-Thank you, ladies. -Just-just one?
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-Just one. -Okay.
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Then you come over here.
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As fast as you can, we've got some throwing knives.
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All right? We're gonna go...
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(exhales sharply) And you've got to get three...
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knives in the three circles,
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-one in each circle. -Okay.
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All right? Then after that,
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you're gonna pick up the, uh, slingshot,
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and you're gonna knock down
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-three of those bottles. -Three bottles.
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Once you knock down three bottles,
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you come over here,
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you grab an emoji ball...
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and you got to knock down all of these bottles.
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Once you knock down all the bottles,
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grab the blow dart gun,
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come back over here behind this line,
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load it up, and you're gonna blow the dart until you get one
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-into the yellow bull's-eye. -Okay.
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Once you get it in the bull's-eye,
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you're gonna come on over here, grab the bow,
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and you're gonna fire this arrow
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into the target.
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Once you hit the target, anywhere on that target,
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-the other guy stops the watch and marks your time. -Okay.
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-Sounds good. -Who's gonna go first?
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-Why don't you go first. -You want me to go first?
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-Yeah. -All right.
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All right, Andy, you tell me when to go.
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All right. All right, Kirk, you ready?
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-Yeah. -On your mark, get set, go.
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-(balloon pops) -Whoa!
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KIRK: All right!
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I'm over here for the Frisbees.
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ANDY: 30 seconds.
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KIRK: Perfect. All right.
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I got this one.
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ANDY: There you go.
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Okay. Okay, look,
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I just got to do this this way.
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-There you go. -Yes! All right.
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All right. Here we go.
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We got our giant slingshot.
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-KIRK: Perfect! -Oh, nice.
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-Throwing knives. -Nice work, ladies.
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All right, children, don't try this at home.
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That counts. I'll give you that.
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-All right, I got that. -Knocked the target down.
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-There you go. There we go. -Hey! That works, that works.
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Okay, here we go.
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These are the BBs.
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Three bottles.
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There's one.
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-Aah! These things are hard to get in. -2:30.
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Two.
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Approaching four minutes.
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-Oh, don't... I know, I know. -(laughing)
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Yes!
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Okay, now, where am I going? I'm going over here.
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All right. Emoji balls.
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ANDY (laughing): Scoot a little closer.
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-There you go. There we go. -Yes! All right.
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-6:30. -All right, now...
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we've got the blow dart.
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-Bull's-eye. -Nice.
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Got it.
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I got my bow and arrow.
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(laughs): All right.
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And, uh... I have this thing upside down.
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-ANDY: Hit the target. -There we go.
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I got you on the stopwatch: 6:48,
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-49... -All right.
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Okay, here we go.
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Ooh.
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-Yes! Time. -Got it!
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7:25.
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-KIRK: Seven... -(Andy laughs)
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-I better beat that. -KIRK: Okay.
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Al
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All
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All ri
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All righ
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All right,
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All right, t
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All right, the
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All right, the m
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All right, the mom
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All right, the momen
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All right, the moment
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All right, the moment of
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All right, the moment of t
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All right, the moment of tru
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All right, the moment of truth
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All right, the moment of truth.
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On your mark, get set, go.
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-You've got this, Andy. You've got this. -My goodness.
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KIRK: Nice. Frisbees.
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Frisbees.
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Not good.
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-Oh, come on, man. There you go. -Oh, a bit of a shake.
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-ANDY: Yep. -KIRK: There you go.
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Two. Three.
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-ANDY: Aw! -KIRK: Nice.
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Oh, four! He's going for extra points.
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ANDY: Yes, sir.
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Here we go.
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-ANDY: That's terrible. -KIRK: One.
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-KIRK: Nice. You got it. -ANDY: Oh.
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Oh, you even knocked the other one off, look at that.
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-ANDY: That's got to count. -KIRK: No, w-we'll keep it.
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-Beautiful. -Two. Three. Three. Three.
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-Three. -You're good. You're good.
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-Right here? -KIRK: All right, slingshot.
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Slingshot.
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You're at one minute.
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-KIRK: Ooh. -ANDY: Not good.
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KIRK: That was low and outside.
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-ANDY: Not good. -KIRK: Man.
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ANDY: Oh, can I blame it on the ladies?
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(laughs)
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-ANDY: There we go. All right. -KIRK: Nice! Nice!
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All right, you've got to hit two.
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Oh, gosh!
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A little high.
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KIRK and ANDY: There's one.
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KIRK: Good.
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-KIRK: Oh. Oh. -ANDY: Knocked it off.
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-All right. Count it good? -All right. All right, good.
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-You're good. You're good. -All right.
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KIRK: Slingshots.
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You're at two minutes.
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Two minutes, all right.
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KIRK: There you go. One.
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ANDY: Yep.
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(laughing)
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-KIRK: There you go. You got two. Two. -ANDY: There we go.
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-KIRK: There you go. -ANDY: There we go.
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KIRK: Three.
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-All right. -All right.
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KIRK: Emoji balls.
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00:20:23.250 --> 00:20:24.290
-KIRK: There you go. Nice! -ANDY: There we go.
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-ANDY: All right. -(laughs)
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Orange. That way.
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KIRK: There you go.
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How about touch the yellow?
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KIRK: Uh, yeah. If you touch the yellow, you're good.
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-There we go. -All right, good. Grab the bow.
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Come on.
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-How... What's my time? -All right, six minutes and 30 seconds.
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All right. 6:30.
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KIRK: Oh!
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Oh! Keep going!
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You're at... seven minutes.
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It's an elk.
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-KIRK: Oh. That went... -ANDY: Where did that go?
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(Andy sighs)
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-I hit it. -KIRK: Did you hit it? Nice.
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-ANDY: I hit the paper. -Time. Time.
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ANDY: My goodness.
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-All right. You ready? -That's so bad.
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Eight minutes, 43 seconds.
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That's so bad. That's so bad. (laughing)
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What a nightmare. That was awesome.
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All right, now we're-now we're ready
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for the grand... the grand finale.
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The granddaddy of the accuracy challenge.
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-You ready? -Yeah.
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-Follow me. -All right.
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Now, I couldn't not have
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at least one legitimate pitching contest
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with Andy Pettitte, so this is the grand finale.
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Oh, wow. Dunking tank, huh?
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KIRK: Dunk tank.
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Well, buddy, it's...
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55 degrees and raining out here.
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I know. (laughs)
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We got to go change first.
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-(laughs) -Come on.
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All right, this is it.
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Now, you go inside first because it did take me
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over seven and a half minutes,
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but it took you over eight and a half.
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My goodness, you're terrible.
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-You ready? -I'm ready.
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-KIRK: How's the water? -It's a little chilly.
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-KIRK: Is it a little chilly? -(laughing): It's a little chilly.
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-Really, really chilly. -And-and-and it's raining.
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-Exactly. And cold. -Yeah.
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-All right, this is perfect. -All right.
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All right.
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Here we go. Ready?
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-(Kirk sighs) -(laughs)
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I got two more, buddy.
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ANDY: Oh.
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Oh! (groans, laughs)
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All right, last one.
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(Andy exclaims)
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Oh!
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-(whoops) Beautiful. -(laughing)
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All righty.
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-All right, my turn. -Hey. All right.
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I will... I can take a nap up here
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-with you throwing the ball. -(laughing)
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ANDY: It's a little chilly, right?
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Oh, bro. This is really chilly.
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This is really... Hey, but you know what?
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I got nothing to worry about.
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(laughing): All right.
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All right, here we go.
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Here we go. (laughs)
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-Aah! Oh! -(laughing) Oh.
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Here we go.
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-Oh! -(laughing)
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You know, Andy, you-you kind of throw like you're from Boston.
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(laughing): Oh... All right. -(laughs): Oh.
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All right, here we go.
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(yelps)
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(distorted yelp)
00:23:20.000 --> 00:23:22.000
-(yelps) -(laughing)
00:23:23.010 --> 00:23:25.000
(whoops)
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-ANDY: Oh, man! -Oh.
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You did it!
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-How cold is that? -Oh.
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-It's pretty cold. -(laughing)
00:23:35.140 --> 00:23:36.130
-I bet. -That's pretty cold.
00:23:36.140 --> 00:23:38.050
-Well, that was awesome. Hey, thanks so much. -That was fun. That was fun.
00:23:38.060 --> 00:23:40.150
-You've been a good sport today. -You bet.
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You-you were-you were a bigger sport than I was,
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getting wet like this.
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Hey, this was fun.
00:23:45.100 --> 00:23:46.150
All right, I'm-I'm freezing.
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-I've got to go change. -Yeah, I bet.
00:23:47.270 --> 00:23:49.050
-All right. -All right.
00:23:49.060 --> 00:23:50.140
You know, Andy, you-you kind of throw like you're from Boston.
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-(laughing): Oh. All right. -(laughs): Oh.
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All right, here we go.
00:24:07.150 --> 00:24:09.070
(yelps)
00:24:10.160 --> 00:24:13.090
(distorted yelp)
00:24:14.100 --> 00:24:16.100
-(yelps) -(Andy laughing)
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(whoops)
00:24:19.190 --> 00:24:20.210
-Oh, man! -You did it!
00:24:20.220 --> 00:24:22.200

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